MLB BASEBALL MINI HELMET STANDINGS BOARD!
MLB MICRO BATTING HELMET REPLICAS
+ LEAGUE STANDINGS DISPLAY BOARD!
Every MLB Team Represented!
Official Colors and Team Logos!
Use The Helmets To Chart The League Standings On The Display Board ... Fun For the Entire Season!
Features:
- A terrific mini batting helmet for EVERY MLB Team!
- Official logos, official team colors!
- Display board is laid out with the league divisions ... helmets are designed to be inserted for display to chart the standings. Hours of fun for the kids ... re-align the helmets as the standings change!
- One side shows the division standings for tracking the standings during the regular season, the reverse side has the playoffs!
- Lightweight! Hangs easily using string or tacks.
- Officially licensed by MLB!
Condition: Brand new ... just in from the manufacturer! Terrific gift idea!
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